Clubs and Organizations
Clubs are encouraged to hold regular meetings with it members. These meetings should have a consistent schedule for members to rely on. In other words, same time, same place each week or month as planned.
Meeting time and place should be given to the Director of Campus Life, to update club information and help students find where you will be.
Meeting time and place should be given to the Director of Campus Life, to update club information and help students find where you will be.
How to Start a New Club
Below is the list of current clubs.
- Advisors: Christina Cannon and Megan Ostroski
- Advocacy Alliance is a student-led organization committed to continuing the tradition of activism on college campuses. We unite students to engage with and take action on critical issues that impact both our campus and society at large. Through grassroots organizing, education, and advocacy, we empower students to become leaders in creating a more just and inclusive world. Together, we challenge the status quo and work toward a future where everyone’s rights and dignity are upheld.
- Advisor: Lee Ann Thomas
- Advisor: Angela Barnaby
- Advisors: Dawn Maille and Katrina Evens
- Meetings: Fridays at noon in M105
- The Nursing Club is an active group of students who work to promote social, educational and service projects. All nursing students, as well as other students may join. Service projects support various community health initiatives. The club also sponsors open lectures focused on current health issues. Organizing the annual Capping and Pinning Ceremony and the Nursing Banquet to honor both graduating senior nursing students and the advancement of the freshmen nursing students is the capstone activity each year.
- Advisors: Christopher Drennan, Lee Ann Thomas, Barbara Golden, and Steven Frederick
- Meeting Times and Location: 12:15-1 pm on Mondays in room 432M
- Students who achieve a 3.5 cumulative GPA after completing 12 credits at CCC are invited to join the Alpha Pi Tau chapter of Phi Theta Kappa. The local college chapter provides opportunities for student leadership and participation in campus and community service projects.
- Advisor: Neil Epstein
- SAB is a group of students and staff that plan, organize and hold activities on campus for students to enjoy. Activities have included laser tag, bongo balls, speakers, poets, discussion panels, game shows, mind readers, bears to build, etc. We book the fun events to engage you. All ideas are welcome. Add another line to your resume by joining today.